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• Nukar  + (trade change)
• Awig-awig  + (traditional customary rules of conduct)
• Ondagi  + (traditional architect, practitioner of Asta Kosala Kosali ())
• Pon  + (weight measurement)
• Jalikan  + (stove)
• Kebaya  + (traditional blouse with front panel)
• Arja  + (traditional form of entertainment at religious festivals in which girls, dressed as men, sing and dance simultaneously)
• Kramas  + (traditional hair shampoo made of herbs and leaves)
• Por  + (traditional looms that clamp the waist of the weaver from behind)
• Usada  + (traditional medicinal knowledge; medicine)
• Pilis  + (traditional medicine that is attached to the temples as a headache medicine. Usually made from a mixture of tubers and other pounded material.)
• Kasepekang  + (traditional punishment of ostracism and exile)
• Om  + (holy word used to begin prayers)
• Adat  + (traditional, according to traditional cultural values as opposed to following civil law)
• Brahmana  + (member of the highest caste)
• Bunderan  + (traffic circle)
• Simpang  + (stop by, stop off on the spur of the moment, not a visit that is planned ahead)
• Jamprah  + (trailing, luxuriant, thick tail or hair, to put your hair in a pony tail)
• Entasan  + (trajectory; footpath; path)
• Sepi  + (tranquil, silent, calm)
• Riben  + (transculent dark coating that is shade or dims the sunlight)
• Nimbal  + (transfer)
• Nuntun  + (lead; guide)
• Artiang  + (translate)
• Kaartosang  + (translated)

• Alih-basa  + (translated; subtitled)

• Kaartiang  + (translating)
• Satawarsa  + (Translation for the word 'century')
• Sangut  + (assistant attendant to the villains in a theatrical performance)
• Ya  + (he or she)
• Miehun  + (translucent to white, very thin noodles made of kanji, used in some Chinese dishes, such as bakso.)
• Cepong  + (translucent; break)
• Lahlahina  + (transmitted; run through; faded)
• Nyangkah  + (dig up by roots)
• Nyajang  + (transplant dig up a large group of plants, e.g. rice seedlings, and move them to another place)
• Jangkah  + (transplant dig up a plant and move it to another place to plant it)
• Kajang  + (effigy of dead person made from ukur plus white cloth with symbolic human figures drawn on it)
• Brarut  + (transport all; bring all)
• Mapentang - pentang  + (transverse irregularly)
• Ngandang nganjuh  + (transverse obstacle crossing)
• Bancih  + (transvestite man in drag, homosexual, queer, lesbian, female impersonator, effeminate)
• Gejebag  + (trap)
• Palayah  + (trap door on kepetok (trap for yuyu or bikul))
• Manuncak  + (trap (bird) (crab trap = kepetok))
• Jebag  + (trap (noun) usually in the form of a cage (masang jejebag = set trap) (vs. jepit = trap with snapping frame))
• Kapetok  + (trap for crab, mouse, made of bungbung with sliding trap door)
• Bebek  + (duck)
• Nakepang  + (trap something under hollow of a single hand (comp. nyakupan = put palms together, as when praying))
• Nakep  + (trap something with the cupped hand, e.g. ball, cricket, etc.)
• Bubu  + (trap usually for fish or crabs, but may be for shrimp or lindung)
• Ngapus  + (to fake, fool, or deceive)